13c515.c -- 3COM 3C515 Fast Etherlink ISA 10/100BASE-TX driver for etherboot 2Copyright (C) 2002 Timothy Legge <tlegge@rogers.com> 3 4This driver is for the 3COM 3C515 Fast Etherlink ISA 10/100BASE-TX 5 6REVISION HISTORY: 7================ 8v0.10 4-17-2002 TJL Initial implementation. 9v0.11 4-17-2002 TJL Cleanup of the code 10v0.12 4-26-2002 TJL Added ISA Plug and Play for Non-PNP Bioses 11v0.13 3-31-2003 TJL Fixed issue 1 and 2 below 12 13The driver is heavily based on the work of others are referenced in the 3c515.c file. 14 15ISA Plug and Play (ISAPNP) support has been added for Non-PNP Bioses. The ISAPNP code requires the defination of ISA_PNP as: 16 17#define ISA_PNP 18 19Issues: 20======= 211) RESOLVED - When ISAPNP is defined, the etherboot probe is unable to find the card during the first probe. This is true even though the ISA PNP code actually found and activated the driver. 22 232) RESOLVED - When ISA_PNP is defined, the etherboot probe finds the incorrect MAC address for the card. However, when the linux kernel boots and loads the linux 3c515 driver the correct MAC address is found. This means that with ISA_PNP defined, you require both MAC addresses defined in the /etc/dhcpd.conf file. The first MAC address allows the driver to load the LTSP Linux kernel. The second allows the Linux dhclient to resolve its IP address. 24 253) Although the ISA PNP docs specify that the IRQ, DMA and IO Address needs to be assigned to the card before it is activated, Etherboot does not seem to care. Therefore the code does not assign the card with these values. 26 27If you can help address any of thse issues, please feel free. 28 29Timothy Legge 30timlegge@users.sourceforge.net 31April 9, 2003 32